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POLITICAL PHILOSOPHERS

JOHN LOCKE, THOMAS HOBBES, JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEU
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MAN IN A STATE OF NATURE

  • Thomas Hobbes : Man in a state of nature is a state of war or fear
  • John Locke : Man is bound by natural law and can be discovered through reason
  • Jean Jacques Rousseu : Man in a state of nature is good, society corrupts
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SOCIAL CONTRACT

  • Thomas Hobbes : Power surrendered to sovereignty. Man has no right to resist.
  • John Locke : No man may harm another in his life, liberty or possesions.
  • Jean Jacques Rousseu : Agreed to be bound by the will of all.
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IDEAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT

  • Thomas Hobbes : The people mutually agreed to create a state on agreement for protection for themselves.
  • John Locke : Government cannot violate natural law or contract broken. subject no longer bound.
  • Jean Jacques Rousseu : Majority rules - no minority rights - no limited government.
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QUOTES

  • "It is not wisdom but authority that makes the law." - Thomas Hobbes
  • "Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains." - Jean Jacques Rousseu
  • "What worries you masters you." - John Locke
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URLS

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